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File #: OR0866-19b    Version: 1
Type: Briefing/Report (Dept,BCC) - Action Requested Status: Public Hearing
File created: 11/27/2019 In control: County Council - Regular Session
On agenda: 1/7/2020 Final action: 1/7/2020
Title: Incorporated County of Los Alamos Ordinance No.699; an Ordinance authorizing the sale of certain County-owned real property commonly known as 1010 Central Avenue.
Presenters: Harry Burgess
Indexes (Council Goals): * 2019 Council Goal - Addressing Long-term Building Vacancies in Key Areas of Our Community
Attachments: 1. A - Incorporated County of Los Alamos Ordinance No. 699.pdf, 2. B - Appraisal 1010 Central Avenue.pdf, 3. C - Publication Notice.pdf
Title
Incorporated County of Los Alamos Ordinance No.699; an Ordinance authorizing the sale of certain County-owned real property commonly known as 1010 Central Avenue.
Recommended Action
I move that Council adopt Incorporated County Of Los Alamos Ordinance No. 699; AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF CERTAIN COUNTY-OWNED REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 1010 CENTRAL AVENUE TO THE LOS ALAMOS SCHOOLS CREDIT UNION and ask staff to assure it is published as provided in the County Charter.
County Manager's Recommendation
The County Manager recommends adoption of this Ordinance as presented.
Body
This Ordinance authorizes the sale of County-owned property identified as a parcel of land adjacent to the current Los Alamos County Municipal Building. Since this parcel was acquired by the County it has been intended for commercial development. The County has tried multiple times to solicit development but has previously not had success. Approximately 7 months ago Los Alamos Schools Credit Union (LASCU) approached the County inquiring about the parcel for their new main and branch office.

There will be a lot line adjustment to the parcel to enable the County to maintain ownership of the sidewalks on both the north and south sides of the parcel. The parcel is currently zoned DT-TCO and the proposed use is allowed. LASCU has agreed to try to maintain or relocate as many trees as possible that currently exist on the parcel.

The benefit to Los Alamos County is that a parcel of land that was originally created for commercial development will finally be developed in an allowable use with minimal impact to adjoining properties and traffic flow.

The Purchase, Sale and Development Agreement outlines the details of the sale and development expectations as well as a commitment from LASCU to make efforts to maintain the trees.

Council is authorized to sell county-owned real property and interests in real property through Chapter 14 of the Los Alamos County, New Mexico...

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